Thanks, Ms. Hartwig.
Professor Hajibabaei, can I ask you the same question? Science is more important today, I think, than ever before, and we've made progress in the scientific area over the last 20 or 30 years. Again, that helps us get through the pandemic.
Of course, we've seen the whole questioning of science that has come up from a political perspective. We certainly see it almost every day that we're here in Ottawa. We experience that, obviously, on social media. We even see it in the news today, on a growing basis.
In terms of the work that you're doing—the biodiversity monitoring, what we're doing to try to address and combat our climate crisis—how important is it for you and the citizen scientists you work with to ensure, from an education perspective, that the citizens who are participating and the information that flows to the general public are seen as something worth value?